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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TT1o INVESTORS : FRANKLIN INSURANCE
s.0et c ruler
n21-3t 20 Kellogg Building 1416 st.
l. small block OF five shares By u prropvr
n21-8 20 Kellogg Building, 1416 st.
Two INvEsTORs-AN OPPORTUNITY IS OF
fersd every day to make money dealing on the New
prv SoW 70 Sss
sent free on Application Ladies' desiring to speculate
hours 10 O'Clock am to pm Ada asmS q can on
Room 8, St Cloud Building, cor 9th and F Sta
L,OR sALE-DINING. ROOM. GOOD LOCATION,
Il having great run of cnstom rare chance Com
n,am ''N HEBRON s,a1 R 4 \!
E0R sALEaDgUa, GROCERY, BOOT AND SHOE
business chances. Commercial and Real Estate Office
n1s-3t 1907 + st. NV
ELORIpA-FOR SALE 10 ACRES OF LAND:
acres s and Tsa eFGys e Of lss NH
mI,ss q Washington. Address Box i'll star Office.
AN UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY FOR
"A young man with from $1,000 to $4,000 desiring
=, very Low rent established; experience pref
IlOR sALE-EsTABLIsHED G AIMS AND REAL
Il estate business; rare opportunity for man with
small capital. Address CLAIMS, Star ofhc n19-3ts
WANTED ,.USIMPRovED GROUND IN CITY
81 CS estate state
office. ni3-2ts
4 OR sALE-BY RETIRING PARTNER ONE
half interest in we'll established reai-estate bust
ss o S sss and
rent.
nlS-3t' REAL ESTATE Star Office.
DARTIEs WISHING To DOUBLE INVESTMENT
SUE s 'hin s thirty days from date should address
WANTED-s4.O0O AT 5 PER CENT ON I'M
sion pad. Address Box %, star office. nls-3t'
EOR RENT,AT, 1884 Hath 81, NV. A LAkGE
ssHTe AID dwelling Inquire at 1888 l4tn st. w.
A shsh sHtSsE II HSs ost r. re
vs psr Of sos sasars s rony
ing So feet on 18th St. between PennsyIvs-
Royal. BY depth Of 100 lest, or viii sell the
south go feet of tine same. These fine lots i'm
Yielding present annual rental upwards Of $4,000
which could be readily doubled by a comparatively
sa's The Sss
property In the market.
I. OR SALE OR EXCHANGED FLORIDA ORANGE
Grove2o miles below Jscksonville,on the St. Johns
trees, I66O bearing a I0.room house in sood ccndi
ton. good investment; has good reasons for
n4-1m 1908 ST n w.
HOS 10Th ST. NV, A GOOD TRREE-sTORY
~ Brick. with back building; modern improve
$500 Il. II. GoLDsBOk0uGH 4 CO.
elk PER CENT LOANS GUARANTEED BY THE
late Treasurer United states President Interest and
Principal paid T. Ne eafsr snn AGENT
sa3-sm i4fs St NV.
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Gable Notes From, Frankfort.

Gable Notes From Frankfort
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 21,-The car arrived yestef-
day at the imperial palace at Gratscina.
There is rumOr that King Humbert, OF Italy,
intends to visit the crown prince at San Reno
Prof. StOert is severely censured by the Austrian
minister OF public instruction for his recent lee
ture concerning the crown princes illness
Miss Fannie Febiger daughter OF s.Admiral
Febiger, has entered Mount de sales convent, Bal
timOre, as q novice, preparatory to Joining the
Order OF the Visitation.
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Nh. O,BRrEx GEn sons NEW CLcfaEs-The gov.
ernor OF the Tullamore jail heard On saturday that
ried into the prison. He at once proceeded 70 MI.
OBrien's cell and found the prisoner up ana wear
ing q suit OF tweed. MI. oBnen continoeo 70 veal
lmnroYed snirftA.
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a vnnBm AGAINST snx Dufnsus.-1An morning
tn tnSe OF Hafr1se C0rts agl the Dines1Ct an 90
ton toe damages INCURRED ~ talilng on ne pare.
ment on Pennsytvnn1A avonuo, between lAlh an0
l6tn streoeA and lnJur1ng hsf enkle, woD gwen "
the jury. 4 verdtct 1or paainti3 f6r o2ooo waa
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Declin~d win THANKS.
THE PRESIDENT REFUSES 10 AccErr A coRSen n
A rAf-I pApg


special TO the New Yord Herald from ~. Paul
says: In September, 1856, a tract OF land next TO
Mississippi Park was plotted into an addition ana
named Clevelend Park, In honor OF the President
Thinking IL would please President Cleveland to
know OF the compliment, and that he would Ike 20
own a corner lot In the addition. the owner sent
him a deed 10 the corner OF Grover and FOLSOM
avenues, and an abstract OF the Title as a present
and an evidence OF their esteem and regard Yes
terday Mr.. Hayes received ouitclaim deed 20 Jhe
parties mentioned, executed by Grover aud FRAN
ces Cleveland, accompanied by a letter IN tho
Presidents own hand. saying: Il send you villa
this qutclaim deed executed by Mrs Cleveland
and myself TO you and other parties who were
grantors in de q 10 me OF premises In Cleveland
Park, near the city OF ~. Paul The object OF the
s;ribed therein 10 the parties Who, with the Kind
tst intentions, transferred IL 90 ne as q Girt 4
doGt know why this land should be- given 10 me,
and II IL Is OF value think those who by Their en-
terprlse have laid out The park should have the
benefit OF IT, am much pleased by the kindly
feeling which prompted the conveyance 10 ne and
beg % assure you that the pleasure thus afforded
Is fully equal 20 that which should experience by
the retention Of the lot which ] reconyey."
Platform Of che Temperance Women.
FAvoRISa WOMAN SUFFRAGE, NATIONAL AID poa
SCHOOLS. AND CosDEssISG pEcoLIETR pLEssL
AT the session OF the National womans CHRIS.
tian Temperance Union at Nashville Saturday
Miss Gordon, chairman OF tile committee ON resolu-
tons offered lengthy platform Including twenty
eight planks. The resolutions advocate the abo-
liton OF the internal revenue on alcoholic liquors
and tobacco; indorse the peace commission; favor
the passage OF the Blair educational bill, or q
similar measure; protest against personalities In
politics; favor won m suffrage and the third party
movement; condemn decolete dress and women 3
faces and forms as trademarks; and recognize I'm
the assassination OF Roderick Dhu Gamiireu the
murderous hand OF the liquor traffic. The baneful
influence OF corrupt politics and the baIoarous
cruelty OF the penitentiary leasing system are con.
demned- The resolutions relating % woman SUI.
frage set form shat the success az mum cpa SUI.
frage In Kansas conyinces Us that no stronger
we pom has been hurled against the liquor power;
We therefore urge upon our members In Congress
the importance OF trying 20 secure this power In
any and all states and Territories where there II
prospect OF success In such an undertaking.
"1hat an amendment 20 the national Constitution
Is the nal goal OF all those efforts for the cnran-
chisement Of women, which shall deal the death
blow TO the liquor trac, and for the rst time pro-
vide adequate protection for the home' MIA Has
brook, OF New Jersey, objected to the resolution
favor1ng the Blair educational bill on the ground
that she had been taught TO believe the bill uncon-
sututionaL
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The will of w. II. Brown was filed to-day. To
his WIFE Mary E, and daughter Rebecca, he leaves
65 feet front OF ground on ID, between 4th and 5th
streets southeast, and all his other property.
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Mr. GARRETrs MENTAL TRoUBLE-A Baltimore
dispatch says: Private information from Robert
CARROTS party, travelling IN the Northwest that
eral attacks OF the mind affection which troubled
him oh his return from Europe. SATURDAY he was
ico for The winter n Mr. Garrett should speedily
Improve in health, the party would return soon
AFTER ChrfStmaS
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MONUMENT TO J. +. h. STuART.-The Richmond
STATE SAYS: The monument 20 mark the spot NheIO
the gallant "JebT stuart fell was taken out 20
yellow Tavern. In Henrico. . miles from Rich
mond, Saturday, 10 be placed In position. 30 that
ia coming years the exact SPOT where this brave
and chiv various soldier received the wound which
brought on death may be forever established. Tho
monument is a beautiful granite shan, which tow
ers l5k feet above the ground. Two sabers
crossed appear In bold relief the monument, ana
the die Is beautifully polished. The main inscnp-
ton upon the monument Is: He saved the stale
but gave his life"
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The Boycott Case.
The Boycott C0Se.
LEGAL QUESTION BROUGHT BEFORE THE COURT IN
GENERAL TERM.

LEGAL QUESTION BROUGHT BEFORE THE COURT IN
GENERAL TERM
In the Court In General Term to-day the habeas
corpus case OF James Callan, one OF the musicians
convict Of conspiracy in the so-caled boycotting
case, was called to the attention OF the court by
Mr.. J. H. Ralston, Of Mr.. Callan's counsel
Mr.. Ralston stated that in the Police Court
she ae ae aaaa nSd ASKED Jury trial
the case up that the court might act on the con-
stitutiOnal right OF trial by jury. He said the
Fry. In that case the court had prediction in
the petitioners favor. That case, however, had
not gone 10 the Supreme Court OF the United
States.
The court said that the Police Court had been in
existence several years, ana they would look into
the matter carefully and would later decide when
they would hear the case.
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THE TAx-LIEN CERTI0RARI CAsEs.-In the Court
in General Term the case OF Fraser agt the Dis
trict one OF the tax-lien certiOrin cases. was
taken up. HesSrs B.rney Blrney for complain
ant, and Mr.. Riddle for the District
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A Hackdriver Murderea,

SING SING, N. Y, Nov. 2l.-JOcn Conroy, hack
man, was murdered last night. Three Hunga-
and George Fabel, are under arrest, charged with
the crime.
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The Benhayon Mystery.
DINING HELD FOR MURDER BIT MAJORITY OF I
CORONERs JURY.

COR0NERs JURY.
In the inquest In the case OF Henry Benhayon,
whose dead body was found In q lodging house In
San Francisco october %, the oroner's jury, Fri
day night, submitted two reports The majority
report, which has been approved by the coroner.
holds that the evidence against John A. DINING,
who is suspected OF having poisoned Benhayon, is
sufficient to hold him forMurder until his limo
cence Is proven. Those who sign the minority
Jury report say chat they are unable TO determ ne
whether Benhayons case was one or suicide or
murder. Benhayon Is the man who Is alleged 20
have committed suicide and left letters coniessing
that he had killed his sister, crime for which his
brother-in-law is under sentence OF death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

RANGE OF THE THERMoNETER-Thef following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a
M, %; p. m, 80; maxlmu.Il, 80; minimum, 25.
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meet formally at O'Clock tomorrow.
TIE SuS-FNANCE COMMITTEE, Of the Senate. on
OF imported goods met at the Capt.
tol to-day for tho purpose OF preparing their re-
port. During the recess testimony was taken in
Chicago and at other points and the forthcoming
report Will probably be quite vouminous
Personal Assistant Secretary Maynard has
returned TO Washington from New York.-Geo
J. Chambers and w. W. Hayden OF New York, b.
G. Pierce Of St. Louis, Hon. Edw. Baxter of Nash
Vile, ]. c. Gault OF Cincinnati, Z w. Ross OF
Springfield, ILL.,, Capt Geo. w. Moore OF the Reve-
que Marine, and H. L Key OF the Navy, are at the
Ebbitt-Mr. Henry c. Karr, after an absence Of
three years. has returned from Europe. having
q the Theological school near Dtesden.-
Toledo, and Rev. Jno II. Rogers OF Princeton, N:
Washin gton was In New YORK last nighI-WM.
baxter or Tennessee, and J. n. Handren OF New
York, are ct Wnlard'A-C. II. Cist and z. COston
Of Gin ctnnatt Amos Broadnax Of New YORK, and
Geo T. Dame OF Boston, are at the Mgga-
Admiral vignes Of the French navy and aides-de-
camp are expected Ct WelckerS tO-day.--E X.
Jones and Jas 8. Inglls OF New York, Representa-
tive Jno KeAn J, and Assistant Secretary OF state
kives are al Womleya---Thoa Dunlap and Jno.
Aeur OF New York, J. q. Chalmers OF scotland and
Oscar q. Murray OF sc. Louis, are al the Arlington
IN. L Towns, JaA Delany and Geo p. 6chone
berger Of New York are at the Netropolitan-J
l. d. John and + n Tucker OF New YORK are y
tho NaclOnal
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REJOICING AT TAMPA.

REJOICING AT TAMPA
Frost and Ice Cause Joy In the Afflicted
Florida Community.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 2l-There was frost
and thin ice at Tampa this morning, closing the
epidemic which had already about died out. Ice
was seen here early this morning, but the
weather was not cold enough to do any injury to
oranges Tampa Is jubilating.
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A Thievish Deputy Marshal.
DURGI.ARIEs IN A MICHIGAN TOWN TRACED TO A FED
aFEIcIAI-

During the last three moths there has been a
succession OF burglaries In Muskegoa, Mich. Sew
eral stores were entered and large quantity OF
goods taken. suspicion was directed to George H.
Jacks. deputy United states marshal, as being con-
cerned In the robberies, and he was arrested q
month since, but discharged for want Of evloence.
On Friday, while Jacks was in Grand Rapids at
tending the Federal court, his rooms at Muskegon
We're searched and 500 worth OF goods was found.
The goods were Identified by MusSegon merchants,
from whom they had been stolen ana Chief OF Po-
lice Grayham, OF that city, arrested Jacks on the
charge Of burglary and larceny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

The INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION to-day
began the hearing Of the complaints In the Stand.
q nj OIL cNs.4S
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SAN RENO Nov. 21.-Ihe crown prince eats and
sleeps well. The British and German residents
gave a banquet to the crown princess to-day In
honor of her birthday.
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The whitaker Trial.

This morning, In the Criminal Court Judge
Montgomery. the trial Of Granville A. Whitaker,
on the charge OF presenting fraudulent vouchers OF
the bureau OF medicine and Surgery, Navy Depart
ment, was resumed,
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POLICE COURT-Iu<7Ql I

How THE CHINESE GET N.-The United States
against ex- Custom inspectors WIN. A. Boyd and
Ferdinand D. Cyprto and six other inspectors for
aiding the landing In the United states Of Chinese
by issuing forged certi There Ia said 70 be
evidence that at least eight Of every ten certin-
Gates have illegally found their way 70 China and
been sold, indicating that eight or ten thousand
Cinnamon not legally entitled TO enter the United
States have been admitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

TIE LANCASTER arrived at Maldonad, Chill, Sat.
urday. The Pensacola and Quinnebaug were al
SMYRNA November 4
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DARNUM-s BuG SHOW BURNED.
Thrce Elephants Meet Death In she
fbasaes-Wtsa Deasss ges LOSss aDA
spread Terrier ThrwaSh the Cisy.

Aspecial from bridgeport, Conn, gives the fol-
lowing account OF the burning of BarnumS circus
winter quarters last night: The main building Of
Barnun and Bsiley's Greatest show on Earth was
entirely DESTROYED by IRE this evening at lo:s0
one Of the watchmen was In the horse roaa His
lantern exploded. igniting the hay and straw ana
In les than thirty minutes the great buildine Was
utterly consumed The FIRST information OF the
IRE was nom the roars OF the lions and tigers.
They seemed 70 realize approaching danger. Next
the elephants struggled In their chains but In an
Incredibly short space OF time the flames were
sweeping from one end Of the buflding 20 the
other. The men dar~d not approach the building,
being fearful OF the crazed animals. Three ele-
plants were burned M and thirty-six others broke
from their oandages and dashed through the
sides OF the burning buildings SIN elephants and
aiarge African hippopotamus rushed shout the
burning building and then escaped thraeh tue
STREETS Of Bridgeport se ahsy a.! presen.sS sSs
great pieces OF flesh q foot square fell OF. The
herd d elephants and one big lion have starred on
The greatest alarm seized many OF the rc.dents q
the west end. The Hons and tigers were kept Z.
wooden temporary Gags was Impossible 20
Tie howls OF the beasts drove people half crazy
with fear. When n was realized that possibly
nep doors ana windows ana sa sss
selves inside their houses
The main building OF the show was 900 feet
long, 100 feet wide and two stories higA The
upper portion was filled with hay and with all
the paraphernalia OF the great show In the
horse-rooms were all the ring horses-trAinei
stations, ponies, &C. These were all burned In
the upper rooms were tents poles, seats, plumes,
Tags and all the harnesses for the entire show,
both for street parade and nng performance All
were burned. In the cat-rUom were birds mop-
Keys, three rhinoceroses, hyenas, tg ~ lions and
al the menagerie. In the elephant pen all the
huge Creatures were kept Three OF them were
burned 10 de1th. So quick was the sprean OF the
names that no attempt was made 60 save the
building. The loss is about s7OOOO0
H " ha lp ,rpfu fxfx
4 at the time the rrp started one a. missing
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sales Of Real Estate,

Hon. w. L. Scott, Of Pennsylvania, has
bought OF John Krower for $40 OOO lot 81, So. 1877
fronting 80 feet ~ inches by las feet on jackson
Place, west side OF Lafayette Square.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

Mr.. RIvEs, the newly appointed Assistant Sec
rotary Of State, took his oath OF once to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

ROME, Nov. 21.-Mgr. Persico, the special envoy
Of the pope In Ireland, reported at the vatican on
Saturday. AT secret consistory on the 25th
instant several new bishops will be created. but
no appointments to the sacred college will be
made. 40 ordinary secret cOnslstory will be held
on the 2Tth instant.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

UyOR sALF-NEw HOU E STORY AND Gel
II lar, s rooms. iath r e. halls corner CRATES.
wood nantes ETC.; New Ia ire ave. near NJ St
HARDING ATERS. Cos 18th It. NV. n21-3t
U.OR SALE - THREE STORY AND BASEMENT,
II room house. in good oer. near Pension Once,
vi II very 10 quick purchaser. 1nquir- 43 y.
Yae n21-3t'
U.OR eALE-l17 81. Sc. DESIRABLE THREE.
Il siory brick residence. containing 10 rooms and
IN d. ini~ lol y 4 ont by ll9 feet incnes deep,
s!-ot 80 >. sHT R CO.. 1924 at NV.
I,oR sALE-B BENZ. g. PIKE. 1225 ST NV.
T fine property, East Capitol ST.. rooms; all
modern improvements Room Tor stable; cheap If
tikea soon.
homes 10: Al x1U9 alley. Good investment Houses
a nd lots ali pa. Of the city. n21-3ts
EgR sALB-ELEGANT RESIDENCE Q ST. NV.
ilnps For inspection apply to BENZ. s. PIKE. 1225
ST. NV. n21-3ts
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The Courts.

EQUrTy COURT-Jud0e Meyvtck.
To-day, Small agt. small; testimony before j.
Cruikshank ordered taken. Bohrer agt Otter
bach; receiver ordered to pay $500 to complain.
ants SOLICITOR. Parker agt. Parker; rule on de-
PENDANT returnable 3OLh fled.
polio. COURT-,JtIdQs GneL
To-day, Richard L. Sanders, disOrderly conduct;
s or Is days. Coleman Mason, carrying pistol;
$50 or thirty days. VIM. ThOmpkina vagrancy;
bonds or thirty days R0bt. jackson, do; do.
Peter Fox, do. bonds or ninety days. Frank Gray,
disorderly conduct; s. or fifteen days Richard
Chew and James w. Ford, do; do Rdw. Lewis,
yagrancy; bonds or thirty dayA Jno. Gleason. do.
do. Geo. White, indecent exposure; collateral
trespass on parks; do Richord Young, profanity;
do. Jno Carter, destroying tree; IS or fifteen
daya
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An Illinois Town Burning.
TWENTY-FIVE BUILDINGS DESTROYED AND THE FLAMES
STILL RAGING.

CAIRO ILL.,, Nov. 21.-At noon flre at Mound
City, ILL., had already destroyed twenty-five build
ings, including two hotels and Senator Dan
HOgan's residence. The courthouse and jail are
on fre now. The fire is still raging. Several nre
engines and steamers were sent from here.
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NINA VAN ZANpT REFUSES FooD.--Nlna Van
Zandt is believed TO be dying. FOOD has not passed
her lips since spies persisted on the gsilows. The
only nourlshment Of which she has partaken In al
that time besides q little fruit II an occasional
drink OF milk. She persists IN declaring she can-
not eat ana that she does not need 1000, but &c Y
a serious question with her parents IL the strange,
self-wied Girl mas not determined 20 abstain froW
food until death comes 20 her relief Der parents
are greatly concerned about her, a. she Is but Q
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DkAiHs DUE 10 CntNNAk VAolL 49,
s0uth-oound passenger train on the Gui1 Cot0raoo
ct Alvin Junction, twenty seven miles north OF
Galveston, with wafer train Tho locomotives
and expfsn cars took iire ana were consum0l 70
gether with al their contAntA Engineer Hitch
cock and Fireman Compton, Of tno water train.
man Haaa Of the paassager train. tqIstner With
ger sonas Levy. were ~ na9ly in!ars9 Nene q
due e q :. ssss@es e re xss:s tram 70 s'sal ~
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERClAL.

Now York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market as reported by special
wire to Corson Mccartney, IA 10 i street.
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CARDINAL GnBoM Dnvsxsn o. nm Kxlon1sL--
The London Chr0nScles Rome correspondent says:
cardinal Gibbons has sent TO tho vatican further
the object of showing that the association u u no
way hostile 20 the R0mish Church, and that Is 4
theduty OF the Church to support the orHAn1zation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

There were twenty six deaths from typhoid fever
last week In Cincinnati, against forty In the prs.
ceding week. The number OF new cases IN Inaes.
rally decreasing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

TIE C0NFRRREs ON the fishery question wi
meet formally ct O'Clock tomorrow.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

WE HAVE oHvERAIs WAY vALUABLB
w hsus peoperttes for 4alA dtuated On Messachp.
setts ave- sStsods1 end the f1shionahle Tsnlsytown
choices lots snd sSysrAl sslcndid suburban fsrmc
o15-3m laos T..
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PERSONAL
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EoR. sAIE-A WAY pEsIRABLE FARM, STU
sssd On Ana Creet Ihis sscsion b noss1 Tor IL
IN - klng ssvsN daekins siahs fr0n, Nsw York
idsss sSss.i.. ssoss S9o .ere. LaTs fam hsess.
ihas placs vAn b sold very chssp. A p HILL o..
EoR sALE-os MONT BxCHANaE-VXLUA1IE
anlne 1De-rsd nproved and uninp proved props.
ysI nsiy mtaAte. IN uostkvssssrn S(sta
OsAkk nox III. brooklyn. n T. nl-Yws
- sAlx-A SPLENDID I.iOO-AcRE sIOCK
lerm II b4arylaod 20 miles down the PotouaS u7th
aver Anu ri Tor sale or exchange property in
'*1S n - PHILLIPS. l3Se ~ Z. ave- I'm